On the verge of a nervous breakdown, Maxwell meets a talking sloth in his dreams and becomes obsessed with saving the animal's habitat in his waking life by returning to his first passion of music.
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Cast
Brad Hasse
Director
Richard Hollman
Maxwell
Brian McCarthy
Barney
Ava Eisenson
Jenna
Shelley Little
Vanessa
Jack McBrayer
Edgar the Sloth
Arian Moayed
Lawyer
Brad Hasse
Writer
Richard Hollman
Writer
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Comments
9 Comments
01. First of all it s a low budget cheap movie where casts are only taken 5, including a stranger who was searching for a volleyball awards & he was present for around 1 minute at a whole 1 hour 24 minutes movie? 02. Who was dad, how he died, why he has burned down all of his properties, even why he has donate his only house to the bank while 3 of his chidden were adult and almost fighting to establishing their career, at this movie those questions had no any answer at all. 03. The brother who is working on a corporate office (maybe), not goes to his office on whole movie without any acceptable reasons, moreover his job goes totally fine after taking all those unnecessary vacations. Wow that was really un-believable. 04. Is that really the way of fund rising, where all 3 clowns are gossiping & saying blah, bah, blah on front of camera at the whole 1 hour 24 minutes movie? 05. Well MR. DIRECTOR, i really don't know how many movies you've directed to your lifetime career, the numbers maybe huge. But the point is who was your targeted audience for those movies, what was their class, does they really understand the story of a movie, i really don't know about those questions! Yes i know this will hurt you little but i don't think those questions are not irrelevant at all.
Solid acting, good characters, and funnier than I thought it would be based on my experience with low budget/indie films (even comedies). I like movies about sibling dynamics so I watch a lot of them and am usually disappointed but I enjoyed this. "Sad Max" - still laughing. Also, as a lazy millennial, I would buy a dishwasher like that. Criticism: needed more sloths.
I don't usually go for indie comedies, but I have to say this one charmed me. Some laugh out loud moments met with some genuine emotion. Solid performances, and songs that are literally still stuck in my head. And I'm now sorta wondering when I'll meet MY sloth!
Perfect summer movie! You could even watch it with your kids but they won't be the only ones to enjoy it.
I didn't know what to expect with this, but was surprised by how witty and funny it was. And the songs are genuinely good. I still have them in my head.
Songs for a Sloth is a good feel film that is humourous throughout. The character dynamics are fantastic and the camera work is beautiful. I massively enjoyed it and I can't wait till it is available for everyone so I can recommend it to every person I know.
Why was this made? If they want to throw money away I will have it.
Some plot holes but they didn't bother me. Really charming and imaginative movie about family dynamics and loss. Nice original music. Well made and enjoyable.
